Is there a way to easily mount and remove the Fugoo Style or Fugoo Sport to a car or truck dash board?
18749
If your serious, I would consider Velcro. It should hold to point it, and removes easy. Your just gonna have hard time removing velcro if you don't want it later. Maybe look at Command products from 3M.
18750
We have not mounted ours to anything but it does look like it can be mounted to different surfaces with optional accessories. It is a way cool speaker and my son wants to mount it to his wake board. Guess we will try that next summer.
18751
hmmm there isn't anything built-in if that's what you mean... but the bottom of the speaker is pretty flat so you could probably stick a couple velcro strips on the bottom of the unit and some onto your dashboard? I think that would definitely be strong enough to hold it in place while driving and wouldn't affect the design/aesthetic of the speaker or your car!
1757591
Yes, very easy to do that. Just be careful that the more times you store it in the glove box the better chance that the sticky bottom will pick up stray dust, hair etc and you might have to rinse the mounting surface more often.
999175
Sorry I have no idea. I always have mine mounted on the dash. I have no problem with it coming off from there, but then I have it mounted on the plastic disk that came with my old Garmin. That disk is premanently glue to dash and then my new ones snaps on on off with the usual suction cup
160734
you can use the black, metal, self adhesive disk to mount the suction cup mounting bracket (for the c330) to a surface other then your windshield. Such as your rough surface dash board. Stick the metal disk to your dash board (or wherever you want it) then the suction cup will grip the disk. ALSO: apparently the disk is very hard to remove once its attached.
665322
Super easy! An Alan key is provided with the mount, but you can easily use your fingers and twist the screws off. The screws are long enough that you won't mistakenly unscrew it
286146
Best way to attach & remove later would be stick on 3M fel-cro. It can be stuck on both the included mount & the dash.
232998
I think so - they use a velcro type material with an adhesive backing. It would probably depend on the surface characteristics of your dash pad - smooth is good - rough is not. Another consideration is the fact that the instrument cannot be rotated independently of the mount, which means that it will be upside down to the viewer, and the hinge they use would not let is swing far enough forward for easy viewing. The device would hand down perfectly perpendicular to the mounting surface. Sorry I don't have any good suggestions.
914218
I purchased a dash mount from amazon. Type in car info. And read comments about product is helpful.
1601421
Thanks for replying. By dash mat i mean a cover that fcovers the dash, but the beanbag would work for that. I also saw on that mounts directly to the cigerette lighter, and since I don't need the lighter this might work for me also, and get it out of the way but close at hand.
900006
The unit has a suction cup with a material that is very sticky that seals so well that the bond is very strong. My dashboard has a typical hard plastic surface that is not absolutely smooth; the texture is a pebbly faux leather with very small, rounded bumps. Also, the dash is slightly curved where my unit is mounted. Nevertheless, the iOttie has stayed in place since I mounted it two months ago. With respect to your question about removal, yes, it was easy for me to remove it from the dashboard when I repositioned it during initial mounting. I cannot speak to how easy it would be if I removed it now, but have no reason to believe it would be different. Removal was not a matter of releasing the lever on the suction cup ... that was step 1. I used the tip of a plastic knife to gently lift the edge of the suction cup up enough to allow air into the center, then peeled the unit off. It left a little sticky residue--very slight--that wiped off with a damp cloth. The iOttie remounted easily immediately thereafter and has stayed put ever since.
415535
You can just pull it straight out from the dashboard/windshield mount in 1-2 seconds, if that's what you're asking.
1907810
I'm not sure what you mean by dash mat, but I'd think a beanbag mount should still work. I've also found that placing the GPS just under the rearview mirror works well for me -- allows me to glance at the unit while checking the rearview mirror and doesn't block much area (but Cal and Minn don't allow it, and since I live in Cal I ended up with a beanbag mount). The vent mount (very inexpensive) has received some good reviews (I haven't used it), but it's priced at a point where you could try it to see if you like it (you won't be out much money, plus you can return it if it doesn't work). Of course you could go whole-hog and get a custom mount from ProClip or a couple of other gps mount manufacturers, but you're looking at 50 or 60 bucks or more).
1082719
I have an 05 Tacoma, and did just that! Probably just about the same. I did not cut any plastic backing, but rather after removing the tray, I made a wooden "mount" that I screwed into the upper part of where the tray went then I screwed the brake controller holder onto the wooden "mount". I did have to work the wooden part a bit to fit the curve of the dash, and I put plastic anchors in the dash where it screws into it. Puts the unit at the height and angle that I wanted. Painted the wooden mount black, and you can hardly see it.
1202540
I tried dash mounting, and it held great with a dash mounting plate that I glued to the dash. I went back to the windshield since there was MUCH LESS vibration effect being mounted to the windshield.
175757
Yes, this comes with a little plastic mount that you screw in to your dash. You have to screw it to the dash there are no existing holes to mount it.
181924
Adhesive?? I don't remember there being adhesive. This product was BAD.. I bought an iOttie HLCrio102 dash mount. It's awesome
1806832
I don't know that for sure but they do send a adhesive mounting pad that would stick to the dash and provide a smooth glass like surface for the suction cup to adhere to IF you want something permanently stuck to the dash. It would allow you to remove the suction cup mounted phone cradle and move it but not the mounting pad stuck to the dash